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The Plenary of Congress will debate today whether to extend the validity of the Comprehensive Mining Formalization Registry (Reinfo) until 2027. The initiative has been promoted by the bench of We can

In the case of Pedro Castilloboth Congress and the Judiciary agree on the substance of their conclusions. Since the necessary votes were not reached to disqualify him, Parliament tacitly assumed that there

The Piurans’ dream of having a world-class stadium, as promised at rallies by regional governor Luis Neyra, is increasingly fading. This has been confirmed by the Comptroller General of the Republic through

The economist Luis Carranza confesses his concern about the direction of the country, a concern that he has been expressing since 2013 in his columns, although without losing the conviction that Peru

After the rejection of the disqualifications against the former president Pedro Castillo and his former ministers Betssy Chávez and Willy HuertaCongress has confirmed the submission of requests for reconsideration of the votes

The suspended fiscal of the Nation, Delia Espinozawill present an action for protection against the questioned 10-year disqualification imposed by the Congress of the Republic against him. In this way, Espinoza Valenzuela

After the Comptroller’s Office revealed that in the Junín region there are 87 paralyzed works, the Infrastructure Manager of the Regional Government of Junín (GRJ), Rony Vejarano, indicated that in this GRJ

One of the big questions is whether Julio Velarde will continue to lead the Central Reserve Bank (BCR) for one more period, given the role of stability and confidence that it represents

The interim president of Congress, Fernando Rospigliosiwas this Thursday in favor of extending the Reinfogiven the number of miners who “may be left in the air” if it is repealed. “The facts

The statement of a protected witness assured that the ally of Juan José Santiváñez, Alex Alberto Alaluna Álvarezordered the monitoring and subsequent physical elimination of Panorama journalist Karla Ramírez and Elizabeth Alvarado,